See Crawdad stop an agent, on your own machines.

What you see in a demo

• An agent following hidden instructions, and Crawdad stopping it. An instruction hidden in a file or web page your agent reads tries to take over the task. At Enforce, Crawdad removes the injected part before the model sees it, the session carries on, and you see exactly what was removed. At Observe, it records the same finding.
• Secrets kept from leaving. A key or token on its way out in a request is masked in place, whether it is plain text or encoded. This works at every protection level.
• Choosing Observe or Enforce. Observe is the default: Crawdad records what agents do and stops secrets. Enforce also removes injected instructions and holds actions that go past what an agent is for. You choose the level, and lowering it asks you to confirm it is you (Touch ID or your password on a Mac).
• The fleet console for many machines. Set the protection level and policy for every device from one place, and see which devices report in.

Who it is for

• Developers using coding agents, who want to see what their agent does with their keys, files and shell.
• Security teams, who need to see and govern what agents do on company machines.
• MSPs and MSSPs, who deploy and manage Crawdad for their clients from one console.

Sign up for access

Create an account with your email and a password. We review every request and email you when your access is approved. Approved accounts get the customer portal: the downloads, and the guides to deploy Crawdad on one machine or across a fleet. The sign-in page also has "Forgot password?".

What happens after you send the form

We email you to set a time for the demo, or to answer your question.